[wanda doesn't move from where she crouches, folding her arms around her legs when henry takes the rod for himself and tosses the line into the water.
bloop, it goes, and her eyes follow the ripples until they disappear.]
Maybe we only see it as a sport or form of entertainment, but it began from necessity, as most everything else. ['it never had to be fun', she doesn't say, looking at the situation over with the cold and hardened logic that she is bound to work around with.] I can imagine it being relaxing if I was listening to a book or to a song while waiting for a fish to take the bait.
[at this, she standsβsorry for the audible spoilerβand takes a step back so she's on firmer ground.]
I grew up in the city, so I never did any of this. I remember American commercials and movies with families on boats in a lake fishing. Did you ever do that?
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bloop, it goes, and her eyes follow the ripples until they disappear.]
Maybe we only see it as a sport or form of entertainment, but it began from necessity, as most everything else. ['it never had to be fun', she doesn't say, looking at the situation over with the cold and hardened logic that she is bound to work around with.] I can imagine it being relaxing if I was listening to a book or to a song while waiting for a fish to take the bait.
[at this, she standsβsorry for the audible spoilerβand takes a step back so she's on firmer ground.]
I grew up in the city, so I never did any of this. I remember American commercials and movies with families on boats in a lake fishing. Did you ever do that?
[...before he was taken?]